DAVINCI RESOLVE WORKFLOW TOOL

Get to a rough cut
before the coffee cools.

Turn filename-ordered Media Pool footage into a clean, precisely timed assembly. One command. A new timeline. Nothing deleted.

Launch price · Instant digital download · Commercial use included

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Built for editors who need a reliable first assembly — not another AI black box.

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20-SECOND OVERVIEW

See the workflow
before you buy.

A quick look at the exact-duration, chronological, and non-destructive workflow behind Rough Cut Builder.

Get Rough Cut Builder — $19Instant download · Single-user commercial license
THE BORING PART, AUTOMATED

Keep the editorial decisions.
Skip the setup grind.

01

Exact duration

Choose the target length. The tool allocates footage to match it.

02

Chronological order

Clips stay in filename order, so recorded sequences remain coherent.

03

Non-destructive

A new timeline is created. Existing timelines and source media stay untouched.

04

Dry-run first

Preview every planned trim before changing the Resolve project.

THREE STEPS

From bin to timeline.

  1. 01

    Open your project

    Put eligible video clips in the Media Pool and keep Resolve open.

  2. 02

    Preview the plan

    Run dry mode to inspect clip order, planned trims, and final duration.

  3. 03

    Create the assembly

    Run once more to generate a uniquely named, video-only rough-cut timeline.

python3 roughcut_builder.py --minutes 10 --dry-run
THE COMPLETE KIT

Start every edit
with momentum.

  • Rough Cut Builder Python tool
  • Dry-run planning mode
  • Path and file-extension filters
  • Plain-language error guidance
  • Quick-start guide and examples
  • Single-user commercial license
  • Reproducible defect fixes
BEFORE YOU BUY

Questions, answered.

Will it edit my existing timeline?

No. It creates a new timeline with a unique name.

Does it delete clips or projects?

No. It does not delete Media Pool clips, projects, or existing timelines.

Is the result a finished edit?

No. It is a structured first assembly intended for a human editor to review and refine.

Can I use it for paid client work?

Yes. The included single-user license permits personal and commercial editing work.